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L. HUTE & SOHN.
Die alte rnO bepd6rte
H. 0pl5paaren>,

Barbsn' snS 9aHens%aubIuna
$50, azs uab 2ss Res:t<gsaes,
gan Mntontr- ----..----.Teras,
Saben erbalten etns %gar.9abuns
D. 3aubretb & Sobn Sdme.
reten.
Crib : grbIen, Bobnen nnb Rorn, Selb . Roru
peibes unb gelbes. @benfals srbalten: Cine
garlabuns $. 2anbretb & sobn e1te Samen>
RartoTeln, ais pie extra Garlb 8ermout,
earlb &ofe, 8eautb Of Sebron, @bite Gle
plant uno nene Sorten, @arfelb unb State
Of Main.
grparten cine garlabuns Carly g,nber unb
garlb Orange 3uderrobr. Samen, setpobnlide
unb @erman Mtuet, gg1ttifhes MeiS. unb
4efenforn,e amen. MnSanb: Sobnfon, Mixeb
Stature, Sr9arb, @~errenial Mbe, anb Mafen>
@ras Sanaen. Beiber i6pebif@er Safer.
Mgenten fur MietIeBIue@ras@eit
, Iage e, ifnb bic beffen, einfadften, biuiafeu.
fGrtifen unb leidt gebenbfen &eitpiIise /; ton,
uen nit atpei guten 9ferben ober Wuiel bear.
beitet werbea. @benfals vSonauelesS BIue
@eI", Beauty" nnb v2aureIM, eana ifabI,
riding and walking Cultivators NIT o6er ohne
Rorn> unb 8auimpollen. WFanaer.
Asenten fit bic berabmten Brinly Pfuege,
Planet It. Horse Hoe and Cultiyators COM
Dined, 9anb . Samenhrius, Hfiae nnb guI.
tipatoren. Guit. 8. Bre9t Bnrfhnnfnimen unb
6ntder ntenflien, Sarrtfon Bros. & Co., am
gebrau6 fertig semifdte 6arben, @bas. Mutbs
pontgs @xtractoren, 8ienen.Nau9er, Wfeffer 1e.
Sir taufen brett bon Gabrifen nnb b~erfaufen
81 ben uiebrisfen Marftpreiien fit 9soashD.
Z. Huth 81 Sohn.
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ieDr lDunoern, tuenn es ni6t bo6 ses
f6dbei
S6on iebt lafen bic rMabnrufe 3ur
TerfObnung", tpel6e bic maBgebenben
oemofratii6en Organe rim SntereHe
per partei" ergeben Iafen, 0aralf
i9lteBfn, baB Naes bleibt mie es getpe'
len TT, uao baB IF erfreuli6 aud bic
bauernbe 3eripreaeung Der bemofratis
f9en Qleinberri6aft iiber Seras ipdre
: Der Prohibitions STREET. bas ni6t 5u
Wege gebradt bat bat. Die Democratic
benefit baour9, baB fie ni9t nur gang
gut obne binoenbe Priucipien sufam=
m1enbdlt, fonbern baB fie troB trennens
Der principien ni9t auseinanberfdlt.
Ob 6as nun freili@ 10 elm beionOers
GROCER &ubm 1T, bas 1T cine 9a9e, bic
Sober iel5ft enti9eioen fann.
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6. s.. W2aaer.

205 Wef : @ommercefraBe
bdlt elm groBes unb febr gepdbltes So
ger BON Sapeten, &puleaur,
Btlberrabmen unb 2eifter n,
unb ferner neben 3ei6nensM aterialien
aqer Mrt, Garben unb Nnitreis
der : W aterialien, Defenders
9ammers fertig gemif1te
Garben, bic beifen unb %biligIfen In,
Martte, bi. unter boiler Garantie pers
fauft mer6en. Sen # Is unb Spie e.
geIgIas unb anbere in bieies Sad
f9lagenbe Nrtifel; tporin 9err Mtiaer
bas 9r6Bte Eager i'm Meifen beg @taa.
tes bat. Nuftrdsel aus benz 2anbe tuer.
ben prompt ausgefiibrt.
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California @eime.

Meinliebbaber finben Elm srpBes 2as
ger BON feineu California Wei1en BEL
9errn s. s. WeDer am alamo
plaaa. !Serr Meper fu@t bic Weine
an Ort unb 5telle aus uhb faift brett
aus Dem Seller ter Wein3ii9ter. als
gutem 3enner 8elingt es i'm ffets, bic
beiten Gorten aus3updblen. St fanil
feline 2unben uno Tarnilien nit einent
guten 3ropfen berfeben. &otb= uttt
MeiBmeine in boratgIi6er Aualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @alone = frei
ins 6ats geliefert.
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Slngltngen1 Mdnnern
Dtr5
St1ete 9etIatmg g~aranttrt.
Z. Huth 81 Sohn,

9ie f6redli@eu BoIsen Der susenbianben,
@ef6le9tSf9pd9e berurfa1enb, tuoburh Self
unb a0rper ruinirt Derben, pertnanett ae=
belt. Seratlopfen, S9i9ternbeit, Saamsa,
abfImb. @eba6tnibi9pade, 8erlnf Der @ner.
gle, abneieung gesen @efeai9aft unb Melan.
@olie sriinbli9 fl,rirt. 8erbeiratbete Manner,
ober iol6e, Die fi9 berbeiratben tpolen, bic in
Golse bon Snbiseretion in Der Snaenb an &C..
fdledtS> unb Merben1dpade Ieiben, 1perben
griinblid furirt. Reine MineraIien einaeae.
ben. Sunse Mdnner, bic ibre Belt NIT unfabi.
gen Qemten berldpenbet unb ff1 babur9 Grant
beiten bes aopfes, Der Mafe, bes SaIles, Der
eeber, 2ungen, @~inseipeibe nnb bes Masens
suseaogen baben, tperben f1nea furirt. East
ga6 nidt Sur@ faIi1es @damsefibl abbalten,
infnrt
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edldude! edldnde! sdlande!

WeiBe SOLITUDE gum @prinfeIu :
3oq Is Gent per SUB. S@par5e
S9ldu9e, { SOL SurGmeffer Is, %
unb Is Gents per SUB BET
@. 8. Outterfioe & Co.,
YIumber 6 @asfitter,
6,5,4M $50. 335 6puftoa Str.
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2,179 int Betruse bon $535,e00
~ Mnfrasen far Ngenten, fopis Iatcp
fir Clubs f6nntn nut in 0er Office In gcp
Orleans settadt tperben. Begen ndberer slus.
tnnft f9reibe man bentIi9 BITE gauge Nbrefe.
Wean fdide @elp burm Yofaf Mp,
tie n, GrpreB Wonep Drbsr, @etp ycri
Wediel uuf New Srleats.
8riefe NIT gurreneb unberanbert per erpreh
Wir aablen grprebtofen.
M. u. Daupbin,
Nep Orleans "a.
Mau ~abreffire resiFrirte Briefe an bic
Sem Srleana Natipn0l 8onf,
Stem Dsisdas, Ca.
@bmarb Wppre, M9ent,
221 aeeania Strabe, San slutonio, Seras
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3ie Musfnbr Der Ser. staaten.

Ser Mufiteaung bes ftatiifiiden Bus
reaus aufolge bat Die Nusfubr Der Ser.
Staten tpdbrenb bes &e6nunasiabres
1887 Il. Suli 1886 = 30. Stunt 1887
$716, 1872, 643 betragen. Oaoon tparet
fir $703, 022, 1855 graeugniKe bes 2aas
bes felber, fir $13, 6 ,288 importirte
Waaren. tpel6e tpieber our Musfubr TO-
men. SIN bprbergebenben &e6nungss
iabre betrug Bic Musfubr $679, 524,=
$50. 9ie Musfubr bat aIfo i'm Sabre
1887 UNI beiaabe $4,000 900 5uges
r1Dmmen.
Ser Nusfubr fest cine ginfubr BON
1892 253 $50 g~egeniber. SIN &e9=
nungsiabre 1886 betrug fe rur $685.
436, 1876. Sic ginfubr bat fona9 nm
$57, 1000 5ugenommen, b. /. Tim
$40, DOC, 900 mebr als bic gtusfubr.
BON Der Ginfubr tpare1 1924, 169, O17
aelfreie Nrtifel, unb fir $458, O84,33 81
aonpft9tige Mrtitel. Sic @infubr 3ous
FREEZER Mrtifel bat Inn 1922, 600, 900, bies
ienige soapfi6tiger tint $35, 900, 900
augenommen.
Die bauptid@li9iten 9Iusfubr.Nrtis
tel finb:
n-befen Nusfubr belief ii6
i'm &e6nungsiabre 1887 auf 500, 716,=
481, gegen $50,262,7 15 i'm @oriabre,
eine 3unabme BON beinabe 401 Miaios
men Dollars. 9abon ginger aa9:
| GnQlQu6 .......... fir $48, 227. 1888
Oeutf9lanb ....... 833,231
Jrantrei6 -.--..-... - $17,471,7 1853
anb. europ. Gdnbern-- $1,000, 900
Canada .-.......... l ,518
Die Nusfubr bon Mei3enmebl
betrug $51, 950,060 SIN @orjabr Be-
trug fe MIR $30,442, 955; He bat aIio
I'm 49, Milionen Dolls. 3ugenommen.
Gs QtnQert ttQG:
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iinibertrefdi@e ~glnaiebunsl
ueber cine babe Mininn perlooff.
LA. s.. Il.
Qputiiana @tate Qptterp So.

Oieies Snfitut purbe I'M Sabre 1888 fit
eraiebnnss. unb BObltbattsfeits 8bede bon
Der StaatsIesisIatur gefebli9 intorporirt.
Dur9 eiu iiberf9pensi6es 8otum nurben lire
Me9te elm Sbeil Der sesenudrtisen etaatseon.
~tttntton, angenommen an 2. December 1879.
Sbre 9roBen 8tebungenp etaaeL
men Nummern fiubeu rtouatIi9 Fatt.
Ste nntertei4neten 8anfen ano Baufiers
weroet aae @etpinae IN ber 2onifiana GtaatS.
Sotterie, bic ibnen praientirt perben, ansaabIeu.
5. 3. S8lesbH, Hrdf. So. Seat. Danf.
y. 9auaur, Brdi. State Scat. Banf.
u. Balcwin, Hrdi. 81. 8. Nat. Bonf.
Carl aphn, Brai. linton Scat. Bunt.
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@rpbe utpnatltAe 3iebuna
in Der aeabefat d aaufe, gieu Drlsans
Dienftas ben 10. September 1887.
6aupt9etpinr $4,000.
100000 9idets 3u $40 iebes.
Salbe SIS. Tanftel 81. 3ebntel 81.
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Meiinoien. ....... 1876, 484
Gie Musfiibr bon Weli6torn bate
segen bas 9oriabr um fat 12a MiIioz
men Dollars abgenommen.
2ebenbe &inber tpurben fir ca.
SO, 172, 1876 ausgefibrt-eine Mbnabnne
BON faf 81, 800, 900 seseu bas @oriabr.
Gaff bic gauge Iusfubr, 08,904, 1884,
ging mad England.
2ebenbe g 10 cine tpurbeu fiir
1854, 753 ausgefibrt, tpas cine Mbnabz
me bon $1,000 bebeutet. Soft bic
gan3e Nusfubr, 1886, ISL. sing nod
Canada.
2ebenbe sd q E tpurben ausgefiibrt
ftir $254,725 babo,t ginaen mad Mes
rico fir $131,078, Der &eft sing nod
England.
gingema1tes &inbfIeif6 in
8Ie9bi6fen tpurbe fur $780,.
1872 ausgefibrt, cine fleine 3unabme.
9apon gingen fur 50. 848, 912 mad
England, fir $126,480 nod Oeutihs
lamb, fIr $186, 1876 mad anberer euros
pdii6en 2duberu, fir $2O6, 725 mad
Canada.
Grif9es &inbfIeif6 uurbe
ftr $7.228,412 ausgeftbrt, 4bnabme
gege1 bas @oriabr: So, O00, 900. Soft
Iaes ging nod England.
@ep6teItes sc bfIeifd
nuroe ftr 81, 800, 1888 ausgefabrt-eine
4bnabme BON 81, 900. Der gr6Bte
Sbeil, fir 81, 1853 AS, ging mad gng.
lamb. 9eiti@laub be3og fur 1922 1913,
anbere europdii@e 2duber nabmen fir
$111,148, Weftin6ien fiir $207, 1884,
Canada fit $193,80
3aIg-purbe fir So, 1886, 300 aus.
geftbrt, bic 3unabme betrdet 500, 900.
So erbielten:
England. fur slap. 312
Deutl6lanb .-..... 81, 1893
Jranfrei9 -..-.....- 1862
an6. europ. 2dnbern.. 824,456
Sped wurbe fir s27, 1913, 1874 aus
geftbrt, bic 3unabme belduft ii6 auf
nabe J Mi1ion Dolars. @s be3osen:
@nglano. -. $500. fir $23, 800, SIS
Seuti6ianb ........ 147, 313
anb. eurDp. 9dnber 2,303, PAL
9anaba ...--..... 1,149. 254
Wefinbien --.....-. 313,853
S6infen ipurben ftir IS. 975, 658
ausgefiibri, 3unabme: 1924 600.
England be3og fur 81, 996, 511, Weffs
inoien fir $448, AGO unb mad Canada
giHgeu fur $251,992.
59weinefleiid, frii6 unb gee
p6telt, tpurbe fiji 1854, 1927 ausge.
fabrt. 3unabms: 100000. gnalaHb
nobm fir SLAB, 1888, Canada be3og
i'm Bertbe BON $2,458,688, unb nod
Weitinbien giua fit $0.252,350.
Sdmal3 uurbe fir $22, 700, 815
alsgeftibrt, cine 3unabme BON 81, 340s
600 ge9en bas 8oriabr. IS eing nod
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Petroleum, g~ereinigtes, tpurbe
fit $41, 807, 1903 ausgefabrt, cine Nbs
nabme BON 1874, 900, bic pfenbar
Der ruiii9en @oucurren3 auaui6reiben
IN. Wpr1fhifff mlfrhp unh
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D R. w ASSERZU G.,
aa con- ulttren.
Mo. 734 @myStr.,9 allas, Seras

Vrompte Iufmerflamteit forresponbenaen &c.
idenft. Melbet mir bic Symphonic mnb Me6i.
ain ipiro unberSisIid G. o. d. berianbt. Or.
@aferaus If elm Trabuirter GipIom in ieiner
OfTre] init lsidbrieer Traris butter fi9. &raf.
t5irt felt Sabren in Dallas. 1 ,stnm
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&utf9en unb Wagen fur
StraBenbabnen unb gifenbabnen purs
ben ftir $2,107, 1899 ausgefibrt, cine
3unabme BON $3.50, 900. Sapon gins
gen nod
England fir 8 239, 966
ano. europ. 2dnberu-. n 1884
4uitralien ........ 358,692
Der &eff mad ben 2dnbern bon Norb'
unb St6s Gmerita.
Sdgema9ine rurben fiir
1912. 1853 ausgefibrt, cine Qbnabme
bon 1910, 900. Sabon gingen fir
$813,225 nod gnslanb unb fir 1884,
610 mad 9eutf&lano.
9ampfma6ine ipuroen fiir
$5,484, 1892 ausgefhbrt, cine 3unabme
bon mebr als elmer Milion. Sabon
gingen mad
England .....-...... fiji 5 88,541
Seuti6lanb ......... 6,349
UtuIitelW ..---..... lfO,Zlo
anO. europ. 2dnbsrn.. . Isl, 743
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3uder tpurbe fir ca. SLABS, 765
ausgefibrt, cine 3unabme bon $780,
600. 9anon ging mad
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easu,sr I'm SauIs borratbis.

THE CHARLES A. voGELER CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
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9Ola tpurbe fir $6,531.144 aus.
geftibrt, cine 3unabme bon iber $780,
900. 9abo1 qina nod
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HAMBURGER
TROPFEN
ttnDer6anlicbfeit.

Hs- 8eriGte iber be GrfoIse rcfi 81. glusuit
a5nig's Sauibur8er Tropfett 1uef9e nor Sabren era
lieIt fpur6en ino lest beftdtiat perbett.
The Weekly Negro world., 1887-10-15

Harper don't go to Jellico to
buy goods. but goes direct to
the Mandatory for his goods,
and will give you the benefit in
low prices. AWord to the wize
&c.
There will be an old fashioned
barbecue in this city on the 22nd id
the interest of the C.,'K. &.W. rail-
road. Hampton, Sherman and
Vancehave been invited to speak
on that occasion.
The X. d A, railroad will run an
excursion train tomorrow to ac-
commodate those wishing to attend
the Conference in this city. The
fare from Mafyville and return is
80 cents.
The Weekly Negro world., 1887-10-15
Railroad Mass Meeting.


The large and spacious hall of the
new Court House was filed with a
number of the representative busi-
ness men of Knox county on last
Saturday. The meeting was called
to order by Mayor J. G. LuttreH.
Mr.. w. A. Conner was selected as
Chairman and announced that the
object of the meeting was to consult
and devise plans about securing the
requisite number of votes to allow
Knox county to take 100000 stock
1.-THE proposed G., X. & Nv. railroad.
a committee of five were appoint
ell to select a committee of two
voters in every ward and distric
who shall constitute q working
committee. And, also, said COM
mittee select executive committee
Of five and appoint subcommittee
of five, in each ward and district In
the city and(county. T
Judge @. r. Temple made few
remarks upon the proposed road.
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He did not thinktF -
ly understood tho t;14na,, oil
the proposition nfs,d> ' ..kr Il y u u
~ ". road people, a. ths.s % frr. ~
facts ought to h,e made knon.ule ue
The Judge thought that insteaI :.
increasing taxation. lie new rnsd y
would be source & evenue to the
the county. ~
A motion of Z. C. Camp prevailed
That it is the sense Of the peonla
that the proposed position carry
that the stock In the road be takan
and that each voter constitute him.
self a working committee of one
A motion carried to'have q mass
meeting of citizens at the Conrt
House in the interest of the road
on Saturday, the 22nd.
The meeting proper then ad.
jOurned.
Immediately afterwards the gen.
eral committee met and appointed
the following executive committees.
r. A. Sterling, Chairman; Martin
Condor, Secretary; Alex. Reeder
| w. p. Chamberlain and ]. w
Fletcher. Messrs. j. McTeer. C
M. Fouche and DR.. r. M. Rhea were
appointed committee on finance,
The meeting then adjourned, the
general committee to meet at the
Court House today at IL o'clock, and
the executive committee to meet
at the call of it's chairman.
We desire to say to our patrons
that il will be to your interest to
turn out on Saturday, the 22nd, and
attend herailroad meeting. Don't
fail to be, there and be prepared to
express yourselves like men who
have the country at large at heart !
The Weekly Negro world., 1887-10-15
Square.
CHURCH NOTES.

Shiloh Presbyterian Church, West
'UIrncn street. rrracning at II a. m.
Sunday School at 2:30 p. m.; preach
ing at 7 80 p. nj.
JOB G. C.LAwRENCE Pastor.
Logan Temple, corner Marble
Alley and Reservoir street. Sunday
School at 9:3O a. M; preaching at
II a. M, p. m. and 80 p. N. 81
A. WALTERS, Pastor.
First Baptist Church. Sunday
School at $50 q. M; preaching at
10 80 a. m. and z 80 p. m.
G. C. RUSSELL, Pastor.
Hills Chapel, regular services at
1880 q. m. and Z 80 p. m. A cordial
invitation extended to all.
Kings Chapel, Crozier street.
Sunday School at $50 a. M; preach
ing at II a. m. and 1880 p. IN.
i, D. w. WELLS, Pastor.
Second Congregational Church,
Mabry street. Sunday School at
$50 a. M, preaching at II a. m. and
1880 p. m. S..P. SMITH, Pastor.
Christian Church, Park street.
Sunday School at 80 a. M; preach
ing at II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
S. TURNER WILLIS, Pastor.
ST. Paul Independent Methodist
Church, Campbell street. Sunday
School at 9:30 a. m; preaching at
IL a. M. and 7:3O p. M; class meet7
ing at p. m. All are invited.
J. M. VALENTINE, Pastor.
We will publish more extended
list of the various church services
hereafter. Also, comment upon
said services.
The Weekly Negro world., 1887-10-15
A LARGE LEGACY.
DR.. A. Fielding, Of This City, Comes
Into Possession of $45, 900
Estate.

DIR. A. Fielding, well known ply
sician of this city, is in luck. He
has just come into possession of
property in Kentucky aggregating
$4,000. The doctor, while elated
over his new financial acquisition,
is still content to go on with his
practice and remain in the city.
In 1888, John Fielding, white
man, residing in Lincoln. county,
Kentucky, died and willed all his
property in Lincoln, Russell and
Boyle counties, consisting of q
farms, to his two colored children,
a son and daughter. At their death
the property was to be held by their
legal heirs. Robert Fielding, the
son, and the daughter Of John Field
ing have both been dead many
years. . r
In the original deed of John Field
ing it specified that the property
should be held by legal heirs. DIR.
A. Fielding, of this city, is the only
one. He at once made an effort to
SECURE possession Of the property,
but under law of Kentucky free
negro could not enter the state at
thattime without fine and'i1nprison-
ment. The doctor placed his case
in the hands of guardians, who have
had litigation for many years in the
courts to secure the property.
By the statue of limitation much
of the land has been lost, but a re.
cent decision Of the Kentucky gu
preme Court gave DR.. Fielding the
right to land in the three counties
mentioned above to the amount ot
1 $4,000. This, with a SIS, 900 piece
of property inherited by DIR. Field
ing some years since, makes him
snug fortune. The doctor is in pos
session of all the deeds and paper
giving him absolute possession Q
the property.-Journal.
The Weekly Negro world., 1887-10-15
--..es GOODS
Best place to Buy,

.EA-- A--- - G-$AAA 9 81
j. A. Greer s. Co., Maryville, Ten
nessee, is headquarters for all kinds
of Hardware, Pocket and Table
Cutlery, and at bottom prices.
Huddleston, Smith & Little, the
largest Wholesale and Retail Cloth
ing House in the South, 1913 Gay
street, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Remember the old Reliable Beef
shop of Watkins & Davis, Maryville,
Tenn. A full supply of Fresh Meats
and Groceries always on hands.
The Star Gazette, the journal of
the Slater Training School, will be
published monthly this year, under
the auspices of Mr.. J. f. Kidd.
Mr.. w. H. Hannum, resident Of
Maryville, Tenn, teacher in the
public schools ofthis county, is out
again after a protracted spell Of
fever.
Messrs. G. A. Toole and j. A.
Greer, two of Maryville's most en-
terprising merchants, were in the
city this week replenishing their
stock.
When in Maryville go to r. s
Kithcart to get your Coffee Roaster,
they are warranted to save atleast
one-eighth more strength than the
old way ofroasting.
Call and price the Cheap Grocer
les at Dick, Payne & Co.'s, the Light
ming Grocers, Successors to Jim
Anderson,) 80 Market Square. Box
1876. Telephone 1873.
Brownlee, Boyd& Go. will save
you money on Boots, Shoes and
Hats. See their Ladies' Goat and
Kid Shoes at $1.25, and their Mems
from $1.00 to $500.
Died, from internal injuries re
ceived while coupling cars on the
X. & A. railroad, VIM. Henry at his
home in Maryville, on the lst inst,
in the oath year OF his age.
| This issue is not a fair representa-
ton Of the WORLD, but only an adj
vance sheet for the purpose of can
vassing. We will publish a live
local paper in the future.
The Holston Conference Me- +.
Church is in session at this place,
and a finer looking body of men
never assembled in the city. Bishop
Andrews is in the chair.
Rolen & Hill Cooperative Stove
Co., Wholesale dealers in Stoves,
Tinware, Pumps, Sheet Metal,
House-furnishing Goods, &C., 232
Gay street, Knoxville, Tenn.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Best $3.50 Boot in Maryville at
Cooper & Bittle's.
Glass and Putty.
Carpenter & Brown.
Miss Alice Branner, of Messy
Creek, is in the city.
Mr.. Dan Wells, of Maryville, spent
last week in the city.
Mr.. Julius Miller, of Maryville,
came over yesterday.
Remember that the WORLD office
is at % Vine street.
Mr.. Clarence K. Harris, of Dan
bridge, is down on visit,
Hon. G. w. Hill, of cambridge,
was in the city this week. y
Get your Leather from Watkins
& Davis, Maryville, Tenn.
Headquarters for Sash, Doors and
Blinds. Carpenter & Brown.
j. A. Greer 4 Co. have the best
Lanterns we have ever seen.
Fresh Cod Fish at G.. "A. Toole's,
Maryyille, Tenn.
Mr.. r. III. Toomey, Of Sevierville,
was in the city yesterday.
Fresh Pork and Sausage at Wat
kins & Davis, Maryville, Tenn.
Go to Pflanze's for Collins and
Undertaker's Supplies.
Guns and Ammunition, Cheap.
Carpenter & Brown.
Rev. s. p. Smith left Wednesday
for Bloomington, ILL.,, on business.
Atlas Mixed Paints $1.25 per gal
Ion. Carpenter & Brown.
Mr.. Bart Mckenzie, of Maryville,
was over Wednesday on business.
When in MaryviIle go to G. A.
Toole's for Tobacco and Cigars.
Chas. Plane has full line of
latest Styles OF Furniture.
TWo-thirds of the colored resi-
dents of Knoxville own property.
Rev. J. l.. Rogers, of South Rock
ford, spent Thursday in the city.
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Prof. w. i. Smith, who has been
teaching at Elliot's Chapel, Jeffer-
son county, was in the city yester-
day. 4
Miss Mamie Mole, one Of Ken
tucky's fairest daughters, is again
in attendance at the Knoxville Col
lege.
Work on the PowelPs Valley rail
road is progressing finely. The
completion Of this road isnow a
certainty.
Don't fool away your time buying
Jellico auction goods, but go to Har-
per's where you can buy good goods
for less money.
The largest and best selected stock
| of Floor Oil Cloths, Carpets ana
Mattings at Harper's ever brought
to Maryville.
J. A. Greer & Co. have the most
complete line of Stoves and Ranges
ever brought to Maryyille, at prices
to suit the time.
Moses Greer, Jr., & Co., the Cheap
est place in Knoxville to buy
Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc,
1S5 Gay street.
| President Cleveland, wife and
party will pass through Knoxville
on the 21st inst. They will go to
Asheville, n. c.
/. J. L. Hudiburg, the Market
\ SQUARE Grocer. Fine Goods Spec
ialty, No. 10 Market Square, Knox.
Vile, Tennessee.
f J. L. Elms, one of the editorial
staff of this paper, will leave Tues:
day for Atlanta, Ga. He goes in the
interest Of the paper.
Jerry, son of Benz. Franklin, was
drowned, in pond near Maryville
on the 3rd inst, while hauling water
for Jones' brick yard.
Mr.. John Wallace, of Chattanooga
passed through the city Thursday
!. enroute for Maryville where he vii
enter Maryville College.
Messrs. Oscar Wilson and Davic
Hannum, of Maryville, were II
tendance at the "a,ss i setiicrs ie
mt flaay nc sth Inst.
Bcrwan@or hrasF 9ne Prl.s s.,s.,i b
iers 81 s aar tufnishefs. -is
street. kray TO-
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Baptist State Convention.

Editors WORLD:
The Baptist State Conventionmet
and held it's annual session r
First Baptist Church, in Colu !
Tenn, Oct. 9th, 1887.
The convention organized b
eIecting Rev. r. B. Vandavell. D. D.,
of Nashville, President, 6 1.oNa
of Jackson, 1st Vice -Prosi, : It; !.
C. Russell, of Knoxvi,la .}i ice
President; g. d. Olden, = u, Of
Chattanooga, srd Vice-Presldent:
Rev. Harden, Of West Tenn, 4tn
Vice-President; B. Prison, pastor
First Baptist Chnr"h, = :"
Clerk Rev. 81. W aTtbfrt oi
street Baptist CHURCH, 'r le
Corresponding 6ocretat aitts ..
AMMAN, the old father u the 3aYe'
tiQl anl grand ofd s2a
-~ vonsCnIIUIi ulu Soou Wolh'
East Tennessee gave $135 to the
Roger William University for cdu-
cation, Middle and West Tennessee
will make it $500.
Their were 10000 Baptist repre-
sentod in this body, a, fine set OF
ministers indead. DIR. Owens, Pres
identof Roger Williams I diversity,
Rev. III. Woodsmail, Rev Dr. NJ. W.
Gilbert, Rev. S. ". Anderson, g.
Olden, d. D., Rev. ?. Quinn, c,C
Russell, w. II. Tilman and VIM
Haynes were prominent fgufe' oi
the convention.
- CORRESPONDENT.
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q. u. O. of o. F.
Canvasgo Lodge, No. 2872, Bank,
Blount County, Tenn.
OFFICERS.

A. S. Henry, N. G.; ]. L. Elms,
v. G.; II. A. Pate, ?. N. G.; I'll. r.
A. Hodsden, n. f.; d. A. Henry, P.
N. f.; G. D. Montgomery, f. S.; j.
A. Enloe, P. s.; G. A. Pate, Chap
lain; Samuel Rorex, w. T.; w. M.
Pate, Advocates The first and third
Friday nights in each month regu-
lar meetings.